1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Duetto Spider
Description
Officially unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 1966 as simply the Alfa Romeo Spider 1600, the open-top two-seater was bestowed the ‘Duetto’ name as the result of a write-in competition to choose the name for the new Alfa. Copyright issues prevented Alfa Romeo from using Duetto in any official capacity, but it stuck nevertheless, and is commonly used when referring to the Series 1 (1966-1969) Giulia Spider. Also called the ‘dovetail’ Spider, these early cars desirably feature the original Pininfarina design – based closely on the sweeping Alfa Romeo Superflow – which would undergo numerous styling changes over its nearly 30 years in production. Under the timeless bodywork sat the mechanicals from the 105-Series Giulia sedan, including its 1.6-liter twin-cam engine producing a potent 107-horsepower. Independent suspension and disc brakes at all four corners ensured the Duetto had the performance to match its stunning looks. Today, the first-generation Giulia Spider remains as collectible today as when it first appeared, especially well-sorted, driver-quality examples like the vehicle offered here.
Highlights
Offered from the second model year of the long-running Giulia Spider, featuring the original ‘dovetail’ Pininfarina design
Charming, rarely seen Italian convertible – one of 6,324 Series 1 Spiders
Freshly serviced courtesy of JFrazar Sports Car Services, Savannah, Georgia in March 2023, highlights include: Relocating fuel pump, replacing leaking fuel filter regulator, tuning engine, balancing carburetors, correcting spark plug gaps, and routing power supply to trunk
Finished in Ivory over a black vinyl upholstery and a black canvas soft top
Enjoyed by a long-term, single owner since the late 1990s
Showing 21,936 miles on the odometer at the time of listing
Features
Aluminum alloy 15-inch wheels
Chrome front and rear bumpers
Driver side mirror
AM/FM push-button radio
Antenna
Jaeger instrumentation
Four-wheel disc brakes
Independent suspension
Known Flaws
Older, front-end damage repair (Vehicle was involved in an accident in the early 2000s – headlight covers were not reinstalled)
Exterior patina commensurate with age (Scratches, chips, and cracks in paint)
Wear and tear consistent with regular use throughout (Flaws highlighted in image gallery)
Included
Box of additional headlight covers
Owner’s manuals
Service books
Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 brochure
Original purchase agreement
Ownership History
Purchased by the consignor in the late 1990s, this vehicle boasts 25+ years of single ownership.
Additional Notes
A Broad Arrow Group Car Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner for this vehicle.
Contact: Hunter Harris Phone: (772) 925-9304 Email: hunter.harris@broadarrowgroup.com
